Bubble life has been a challenge for seamer who finds his role as England’s Twenty20 death bowler in doubt in the West Indies
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The Twenty20 series against West Indies is a special one for Chris Jordan. The
England seamer is back in Barbados where he was born and raised and surrounded by family and old
Friends. “The first thing I do when I get back here is go home, and as soon as I get there my mum or my dad will have something cooked up,” he says. “The second thing I do is go to the beach. I’ve got a particular beach, I really enjoy the vibe there, and I go straight there and take a dip. That’s literally the first things I do as soon as I land.”
But as Jordan revels in his return to this glorious, sun-kissed Caribbean island serious concerns are being raised about whether the 33-year-old still looks at home in England’s T20 side.